Language / Imperative, prefix, reflexive verbs, imperfect form in Polish - 6 questions [14]

1. In the dictionary, there is no imperative, future simp. form of "wiedzieć" (and some other verbs too). Would it be correct to say "będę wiedzieć"?

2. Is the difference between "iść" and "jechać" "to go" and "to go by__"?

3. Aside from the future simp. tense, is prefix "po-" added to [some] verbs when a command is being given? ex: posłuchaj.

4. The imperative, present form congegations of "zobaczyć."

5. Does Polish have reflexive verbs/what are some examples? Are reflexive pronouns needed?

6. Quote: "In imperfect form, an unfinished activity is indicated, and finished activity is signified by the perfect verb twin..." my question is why is "nauczyć" in its perfect form if it means "to teach to..." Does the prefix "na-" morph "uczyć" into past tense and therefore the action of teaching would have already been completed?

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Language / Difference between Polish Imperf. and Perf. forms "pierdolic" [58]

I have 3 questions:

1. I get that the "imperfect" form is the most untouched form of a verb (I think..). What is the difference between imperfect and perfect? Bringing me to the next question...

2. In my Larousse dictionary, "stchórzyć," is noted as being in its perfect form, but "stepować," is noted as being in its imperfect form. Both verbs have the "ć" ending; why is one imperfect and not the other?

3. What is the meaning of the prefixes "po" and "przy"?

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Language / Indicative, Imperative, Conditional mood... Polish Dictionary Grammar [3]

Czesć:) I have a Polish dictionary and was just wondering what these words mean: (I know they have to do with the tenses and masculin/feminin words).

Tryb Oznajmujący

Czas przyszly prosty

Tryb rozkazujący

Tryb przypuszczający

Also, at the bottom of the dictionary it says"

"Imiesłów przymiotnikowy bierny służący do tworzenia strony biernej." and beside that it has
"lp.-m
-ż
-n"

"lm.-mos
-nmos"

and to the right of all these are diffeent tenses and ways of saying verbs.

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